Aligning things in Word is a joke. So many times shit just decides it’s going to fucking being 3 spaces over there instead of directly below something.
Word is great if you only have words in it. Add a picture? A chart or graph? Suddenly your words have become lemmings with oppositional defiant disorders and jump off the margins.
I dunno maybe they fixed that in recent releases but I’m not paying for a SaaS word processor.
Word is great if you only have words in it. Add a picture? A chart or graph? Suddenly your words have become lemmings with oppositional defiant disorders and jump off the margins.
You clearly don’t know how use Word :P
Trust me it has a learning curve, once you learn how to align things properly and use the provided options in reasonable ways it doesn’t fail, ever.
If word has a long learning curve, and LaTeX also has a long learning curve.
Why should people use something that is close sourced, spies on user, and expensive; instead of using tools that is free, private, standardized, and open?
Because businesses aren’t going to switch to something no other businesses are using. It’s a catch 22. They won’t switch because it’ll cause problems, but it causes problems because they won’t switch.
Aligning things in Word is a joke. So many times shit just decides it’s going to fucking being 3 spaces over there instead of directly below something.
Paint however gives you pixel perfect placement.
Word is great if you only have words in it. Add a picture? A chart or graph? Suddenly your words have become lemmings with oppositional defiant disorders and jump off the margins.
I dunno maybe they fixed that in recent releases but I’m not paying for a SaaS word processor.
Ever heard about txt? Yet, word is still terrible when it only contain words: http://www.rtznet.nl/zink/latex.php?lang=en
You clearly don’t know how use Word :P
Trust me it has a learning curve, once you learn how to align things properly and use the provided options in reasonable ways it doesn’t fail, ever.
If word has a long learning curve, and LaTeX also has a long learning curve.
Why should people use something that is close sourced, spies on user, and expensive; instead of using tools that is free, private, standardized, and open?
Because businesses aren’t going to switch to something no other businesses are using. It’s a catch 22. They won’t switch because it’ll cause problems, but it causes problems because they won’t switch.
Agreed